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Al(.A. Case 1:08-cr-00057-CKK Document 27 Filed 11/04/10 Page 1 of 28 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Holding a Criminal Term Grand Jury Sworn in on May 15, 2009 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff, CRIMINAL NO. 08-057 v. ANTONIO EZEQUIEL VIOLATIONS: CARDENAS-GUILLEN, (1) a.ka. "Tony Tormenta"; 21 U.S.C. §§ 959, 960, 963 (Conspiracy to Manufacture and JORGE EDUARDO Distribute Five Kilograms or COSTILLA-SANCHEZ, (2) More of Cocaine and 1000 Kilograms a.k.a. "El Cos," a.k.a "Doble X," or More of Marijuana for Importation a.k.a. "Dos Equis"; into the United States) HERIBERTO LAZCANO-LAZCANO, (3) a.k.a. "Lazca," a.k.a. "EI Licenciado"; 21 U.S.C. § 959 (Distribution of Five Kilograms or MIGUEL TREVINO MORALES, (4) More of Cocaine for Importation a.k.a. "40," a.l(.a. "Zeta 40," into the United States) a.k.a. "Cuarenta"; JAIME GONZALEZ-DURAN, (5) a.k.a. "Hummer"; 18 U.S.C. § 2 (Aiding and Abetting) SAMUEL FLORES BORRGO, (6) a.k.a. "Tres," a.ka. "Metro Tres"; 21 U.S.C. § 853 21 U.S.C. § 970 MARIO RAMIREZ- TREVIÑO, (7) (F orfeiture) a.ka. "Mario Pelon," a.ka. "X-20"; Case 1:08-cr-00057-CKK Document 27 Filed 11/04/10 Page 2 of 28 ALFREDO RANGEL BUENDIA, (8) a.ka. "Chicles"; FIRST NAME UNKNOWN, LAST NAME UNKNOWN, (9) a.k.a. "Lino"; GILBERTO BARRGAN-BALDERAS, (10) a.ka. "Tòcayo;" JUAN REYES MEJIA-GONZALEZ, (11) a.k a. "R -1," a.k. a. "Kike," a.k.a. "Reyes"; OMAR TREVINO MORALES, (12) a.ka. "42"; JESUS ENRIQUE REJON AGUILAR, (13) a.k.a. "Mamito," a.ka. "Cabellero; ALFONSO LAM-LIU, (14) a.k.a. "Gordo Lam"; ELEAZAR MEDINA ROJAS, (15) a.k.a. "EI Chelelo"; AURELIO CANO-FLORES, (16) a.k.a. "Yankee," a.k.a. "Yeyo"; CARLOS CERDA-GONZALEZ, (17) a.k.a. "Puma," a.k.a. "Carlitos"; VICTOR HUGO LOPEZ-VALDEZ, (18) : a.ka. "Jorge Hernandez-Martinez," a.k.a. "Chiri," a.k.a. "Chiriquas"; 2 Case 1:08-cr-00057-CKK Document 27 Filed 11/04/10 Page 3 of 28 SIGIFREDO NAJERA- TALAMANTES, (19) a.k.a. "Canicon," a.k.a. "Chito," a.k.a. "Chito Can," a.k.a. "Chito Canico," a.k.a. "Chito Canicon"; DANIEL PEREZ-ROJAS, (20) a.k.a. "Cachetes" a.k.a. "Cacheton" Defendants. SECOND SUPERSEDING INDICTMENT THE GRAND JURY CHARGES THAT: COUNT I CONSPIRACY TO MANUFACTURE AND DISTRIBUTE COCAINE AND MARIJUANA FOR IMPORTATION INTO THE UNITED STATES THE CONSPIRACY 1 . From in or about June 2006 and continuing thereafter up to and including the date of the fiing of this Second Superseding Indictment, the exact dates being unknown to the Grand Jury, in the countries of Mexico, Colombia, Guatemala, Panama, and elsewhere, defendants, ANTONIO EZEQUIEL CARDENAS-GUILLEN, a.k.a. "Tony Tonnenta," ("CARDENAS- GUILLEN"); JORGE EDUARDO COSTILLA-SANCHEZ, a.k.a. "El Cos," a.k.a. "Doble X," a.k.a. "Dos Equis" ("COSTILLA"); HERIBERTO LAZCANO-LAZCANO, a.k.a. "Lazca," a.k.a. "El Licenciado" ("LAZCANO"); MIGUEL TREVINO MORALES, a.lca. "40," a.k.a. "Zeta 40," a.k.a. "Cuarenta" ("MIGUEL TREVINO MORALES"); JAIME GONZALEZ- DURAN, a.k.a. "Hummer" ("GONZALEZ-DURAN"); SAMUEL FLORES BORREGO, a.k.a. "Tres," a.k.a. "Metro Tres" ("FLORES BORRGO"); MARIO RAMIREZ-TREVINO, a.lea. "Mario Pelon," a.k.a. "X-20" ("RAMIREZ-TREVINO"); ALFREDO RANGEL BUENDIA, 3 Case 1:08-cr-00057-CKK Document 27 Filed 11/04/10 Page 4 of 28 a.k.a. "Chicles" ("RANGEL"); FIRST NAME UNKNOWN, LAST NAME UNKNOWN, a.k.a. "Lino" ("LINO"); GILBERTO BARRGAN-BALDERAS, a.lea. "Tocayo" ("BARRAGAN-BALDERAS"); JUAN REYES MEJIA-GONZALEZ, a.k.a. "R-l," a.lea. "Kike," a.k.a. "Reyes" (MEJIA-GONZALEZ"); OMAR TREVINO MORALES, a.k.a. "42," ("OMAR TREVINO MORALES"); JESUS ENRIQUE REJON AGUILAR, a.k.a. "Mamito," a.k.a. "Cabellero" ("REJON AGUILAR"); ALFONSO LAM-LIU, a.k.a. "Gordo Lam" ("LAM- LIU"); ELEAZAR MEDINA ROJAS, a.k.a. "El Chelelo" ("MEDINA ROJAS"); AURELIO CANO-FLORES, a.k.a. "Yankee," a.lea. "Yeyo" ("CANO-FLORES"); CARLOS CERDA- GONZALEZ, a.k.a. "Puma," a.k.a. "Carlitos" ("CERDA-GONZALEZ"); VICTOR HUGO LOPEZ-VALDEZ, a.k.a. "Jorge Hernandez-Maiiiiiez,"a.k.a. "Chiri," a.k.a. "Chiriquas" ("LOPEZ-VALDEZ"); SIGIFREDO NAJERA-TALAMANTES, a.k.a. "Canicon," a.k.a. "Chito,"a.k.a. "Chito Can," a.k.a. "Chito Canico," a.k.a. "Chito Canicon" ("NAJERA- TALAMANTES"); DANIEL PEREZ-ROJAS, a.k.a. "Cachetes," a.k.a. "Cacheton" ("PEREZ- ROJAS") and others unknown to the Grand Jury and not indicted herein, did knowingly and iiitcntionally combine, conspire, confederate, and agree to commit the following offense against the United States of America: (l) to knowingly and intentionally manufacture and/or distribute five kilograms or more of a mixture and substance containing a detectable amount of cocaine, a Schedule II controlled substance, knowing and intending that such substance would be imported into the United States from Mexico, and (2) to knowingly and intentionally manufacture and/or distribute 1000 kilograms or more of a mixture and substance containing a detectable amount of marijuana, a Schedule I controlled substance, knowing and intending that such substance would be imported into the United States from Mexico; all in violation of Title 21, United States Code, Sections 959, 960,963, and Title 18, United States Code, Section 2. 4 Case 1:08-cr-00057-CKK Document 27 Filed 11/04/10 Page 5 of 28 OBJECT OF THE CONSPIRACY 2. It was the object of the conspiracy to acquire, sell, and distribute cocaine and marijuana and to transport such cocaine and marijuana out of Mexico and import it into the United States. MANNER AND MEANS OF THE CONSPIRACY 3. For all periods of time relevant to the charges contained in this Superseding Indictment, the defendants and other co-conspirators, both lmown and unlmown to the Grand Jury, used the following maimer and means to accomplish the goals of the conspiracy: A. The defendants were members of either one of two Mexican-based narcotics trafficking organizations, the "Gulf Coast Cartel" and "Los Zetas," which organizations operated together under the name of "The Company," (hereinafter referred to as "The Company"). B. The Company was led primarily by a governing council or "triumvirate" composed of three ofthe defendants, CARDENAS-GUILLEN, COSTILLA, and LAZCANO. C. The Company controlled hundreds of miles of Mexican territory along the border of Mexico and the United States, including the border of Mexico and Texas. D. The Company divided its tenitory into areas known as "plazas" along the Mexico-United States border and assigned each plaza region a leader known as a "plaza boss." E. CARDENAS-GUILLEN, COSTILLA, and LAZCANO directed the traiispoiiation of The Company's cocaine and marijuana shipments via boats, planes, and 5 Case 1:08-cr-00057-CKK Document 27 Filed 11/04/10 Page 6 of 28 automobiles from Colombia and Venezuela to Guatemala, and to various cities and "plazas" in Mexico. F. Under the direction of CARDENAS-GUILLEN, COSTILLA, and LAZCANO, The Company transported shipments of cocaine and marijuana by means of motor vehicles from Mexico to cities iii Texas for distribution to other cities within the United States. G. The defendants, along with other members of The Company, organized, directed, and carried out various acts of violence against Mexican law enforcement officers and rival drug traffickers to retaliate against and to intimidate any individual or individuals who interfered with or who were perceived to potentially interfere with the cocaine and marijuana trafficking activities of The Company. H. The defendants and other members of the The Company utilzed N extel "push-to-talk" telephones and UHF/VHF radio communications to coordinate shipments of cocaine and marijuana and to evade law enforcement surveilance. 1. The defendants and other members of the The Company utilized sophisticated record keeping programs by means of laptop computers and "flashdrive" memory-storage devices, which maintained a comprehensive database that included records of cocaine shipment amounts, plaza boss identities and plaza locations, payroll amounts, payments made to law enforcement officials, and money received and owed. 1. The defendants and other members of the The Company often spoke in coded language during telephone eonversatioiis to disguise and conceal the nature of their cocaiiie and marijuana trafficking activities. 6 Case 1:08-cr-00057-CKK Document 27 Filed 11/04/10 Page 7 of 28 K. The individual roles performed within The Company organization by each of the defendants were as follows: 1. ANTONIO EZEQUIEL CARDENAS-GUILLEN, a. k. a. "Tony Tormenta." CARDENAS-GUILLEN was one of the three leaders of the The Company. CARDENAS-GUILLEN was actively involved in managing the activities of The Company in Mexico, including the coordination of cocaine and marijuana shipments into the United States, as well as the receipt of bulk currency shipments into Mexico from the United States. 2. JORGE EDUARDO COSTILLA-SANCHEZ, a.k.a. "El Cos, " a.k.a. "Doble.Y" a.k.a. "Dos Equis." COSTILLA was one of the three leaders of The Company. COSTILLA was actively involved in managing the activities of the Gulf Cartel in Mexico, including the coordination of cocaine and marijuana shipments into the United States, as well as the receipt of bulk currency shipments into Mexico from the United States. 3. HERIBERTO LAZCANO-LAZCANO, a.k.a. "LazcCf," a.k.a. "El Licenciado." LAZCANO was one of three leaders of The Company. LAZCANO was the leader of Los Zetas and the security chief for the Gulf Cartel. LAZCANO was actively involved in managing the activities of the Gulf Caiiel and the Los Zetas in Mexico, including the coordination of cocaine and marijuana shipments into the United States, as well as the receipt of bulk currency shipments into Mexico from the United States.
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